Great video.. Looks fantastic. I have been looking for ideas for a half ship and I think this is going to be perfect for my haunt this year.. Thanks for posting ~
I don’t remember exactly how much it cost to build, I know that the foam used for the sides was the biggest expense. If I were to build another one I would just use the cross fitting’s up the front piece and would use T’s on the sides instead to save costs. I would love to see it if you build one.
I used 12 of the 3/4” cross pieces and one of the little jugs of T’s from Home Depot. If I were to build another one I think I would only use the cross pieces at the front and use T’s everywhere else. There’s a big difference in cost. So that would change the measurements a little bit but when I get a chance I will try and get the measurements I have for this one.
It’s all 3/4 pvc except the 3’ Piece out the front that I put the pool noodle over. I only glued the center piece on the ground to help hold the shape. Oh and the 1 1/2” pvc that I made the mast out of.
Like the fan turning the wheel..!
Thanks it’s the easiest way I could think of.
Great video.. Looks fantastic. I have been looking for ideas for a half ship and I think this is going to be perfect for my haunt this year.. Thanks for posting ~
We're following your video for Halloween this year! Do you know the rough estimate of how much it cost to build just the pirate ship?
I don’t remember exactly how much it cost to build, I know that the foam used for the sides was the biggest expense. If I were to build another one I would just use the cross fitting’s up the front piece and would use T’s on the sides instead to save costs. I would love to see it if you build one.
Thank you
How many 10 ft pipes did you use? And what are the dimensions of the ship?
I think there was 12 or 14, 3/4” pipes and the overall is roughly 10’ by 5’
Do you have a list of the measurements and parts?
I used 12 of the 3/4” cross pieces and one of the little jugs of T’s from Home Depot. If I were to build another one I think I would only use the cross pieces at the front and use T’s everywhere else. There’s a big difference in cost. So that would change the measurements a little bit but when I get a chance I will try and get the measurements I have for this one.
What size pipe and where did you glue at. would like to break down for easy storage
@@dougcapps113 It’s all 3/4” pvc
It’s all 3/4 pvc except the 3’ Piece out the front that I put the pool noodle over. I only glued the center piece on the ground to help hold the shape. Oh and the 1 1/2” pvc that I made the mast out of.
Looks great!